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Weeks after the cancellation of a preapproval license lottery, Minnesota is set to open applications for various business licenses in its emerging legal cannabis sector. Starting Tuesday, entrepreneurs eager to enter the market can submit their applications, marking a significant step in the state's efforts to establish a regulated cannabis industry.
The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management has outlined the application process, which aims to create a diverse and equitable marketplace. Interested applicants will have the opportunity to apply for licenses that include cultivation, manufacturing, and retail sales of cannabis products. The state is emphasizing inclusivity, encouraging participation from historically marginalized communities.
As the cannabis landscape continues to evolve, stakeholders are optimistic about the potential economic benefits and job creation that a regulated industry can bring. With the application window now open, many are closely watching how Minnesota's cannabis market will develop in the coming months. This move signals the state's commitment to fostering a responsible and thriving cannabis economy.
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